> <rant>
I don't want to be supponent. On the contrary I would like to know
more... so be patient.
> Only because I keep seeing misinformation posted, I'm going to
> reiterate what I said. Many (most?) search engines do NOT index
> pages that are generated by cgi. This means that if the name of the
> url ends in a .pl or .cgi don't count on it being indexed. Most
Can we just change the extension of our CGI???
> search engines will not burrow down into framesets. If you want the
OK. Frame now are part of HTML standard (Am I right?) so I hope they
will be supported (or they are yet supported) by the major search
engine. Is it true?
> content of your framesets indexed make sure to include the same
> content in a <noframes> tag in the top level page.
> Anyone interested in these issues, I would encourage to go sift
> through info at www.searchenginewatch.com. Danny Sullivan (who runs
> that site) also writes a killer newsletter that you can subscribe
> to.
Good resource but there I find the good questions (half the way) but
I don't find the right answers. Am I a bad/absent-minded reader?
> Search Engines do NOT see what you see when you look at the source.
> Many won't tunnel down past your top level page under any
> circumstances.
What do you mean do NOT see? Do yo mean they don't take care of or
DON'T see?
I suppose they see much more than what we are used to see on our
browser (further HTTP data, meta etc.. of course we too can see meta)
But I think you can hide a lot of your "inside" work to search
engine.
> If you want your pages to be findable, then find out how all this
> stuff works by researching it and knowing that different search
> engines work differently.
How??? Any suggestion. I've read what the search engines say about
their ranking methods I've also read what Danny Sullivan writes but I
didn't find what I read very enlighting. I've done some experiment
trying to copy the pages that were in the top 10. Sometimes I was in
the top 10 sometimes i wasn't there. It seems that many sites present
different contents to users and search engine. I'm a little bit
puzled ad I haven't find yet any methodically apliable procedure to
have constant results. Sometimes I have great results (top 10 in 60%
of the most famous search engine, also with multiple pages),
sometimes I'm out (same keywords)
I'm going to finish a small C++ soft that will help me to
manage a little bit better and faster keywords, meta and relevant
text. But I think this won't help me too much because most search
engine don't have instant rensponse so tryal and repeat (does
this sounds ok?) could not be a good method.
> </rant>
I hope this won't cause a <doublerant>response</doublerant>.
TIA
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